Environmental Education For Clergy, Lay Leaders, and Seminary Faculty
Bringing Together Science, Theology, and Ethics
Organized by:
Mary Evelyn Tucker & John Grim, Co-Directors of the Forum on Religion and Ecology at Yale
Sponsored by:
Yale Divinity School
Berkeley Divinity School at Yale
Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies
Forum on Religion and Ecology at Yale
June 5-7, 2012 at Yale Divinity School, 409 Prospect Street, New Haven CT
Christianity and Ecology: A Selected Bibliography
Symposium Review
Matt Riley observed: “I think that religion and ecology as an academic field and moral force is really starting to see the potential that can be reached when the academic aspects of religion and ecology are matched up carefully in an engaging and creative way with on-the-ground preaching, practical training, greening of facilities, and other engaged practices.” Read full review here.
Religion and Environmental Stewardship Symposium: “Roll up our sleeves, there’s work to be done.”
By Steve Blackmer
Yale University Notes from the Quad
June 28, 2012
Papers from Participants:
“Movements, the UCC and the Vocation of the Church,” by Jim Antal
“Local Climate Solutions: Big Enough to Matter and Small Enough to Mange,” by Andy Barnett
“Panel Presentation,” by Thomas Carr
“Panel on Responses to Climate Change,” by Janet Parker
“New Wineskins,” by Larry Rasmussen
“Rethinking Lynn White: Christianity, Creatures, and Democracy,” by Matt Riley
For more info, visit: http://summerstudy.yale.edu/environmental-symposium